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once, Nos. as and 81 Fourteenth su.et.
NIGHT AND MORNING,

y. :
sit at my window at even ~, !. H.!
Watching the clouds In their light. iNf1 Z
AZ. kissed BY tho rays Of the sun Eod, 's.i' ~
They battle Ia al OCEAN Of Light.
Ar tho earth Is Oiled with hi glory.
As slowly hc sinis In the west. St#
Lake mouhrch, In pomp aud Ia spIeudor,
lie reshlly goes 10 bis rest. '1I1T'ea
Then sn2.a nSs tSs; Gone slowly up erSeps
And'the glorious light Of the Aun'goi "a 55 d,
ls.htoudsd by nights somb.o pail.
An a., think o ,has oaf ,rss IKE thc clouds
While the sunshine Of Love Is upon in .l,
viii darkcn iu shadows Of night. :
The eyes That AN haye sLsrkled with pleasure,
And toe hards that we press III ami tho tips we ca
The kiss Of another will know. N'S
The rapture and 10y Of our heart Fs.NL
VIII turn 10 4 sorrow and pain, g...I tu,
Ana me love Mtt arose will sIak 10 rcpose
And never awaken again. I.' - - s
hut tho sun will arise In tho morning HI,F
TO ascend In bis giofy 0a high.
And pac0n OF glauncSs and pleasure .
VIII mount from the earth 10 tho Sky, l.,.
Aud the mountains will battle IN Tho sunlight.
The strcamiets glisten with glce,
CULVER. h = ''' ''f'"'e "'''
As II rolls from Its source TO The sea.
60 my heart from Its burden OF anguish apd main.
,,,A'rd Inc grlei that bowed me with care,
VIII hnd sutceaSe, In the calmnes OF pGicc
Where tho skies arc all cloudlcts aud iair,
Ny soul will take flight to haven Of rest,
.nt pass from under the rod. st. 80
To bas! IN The Joy Of 4 )Iaitless lore. .,.
J In the glorious sunlight Of God,
Wh.el,ag, September "a, 1887. Nv.
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5TRUsTEg,s' SALE *.
T,RUsTEE's SALE. I

~ virtue ola deed Of trust made hy coce,,s
oniesple 70 me a. trustee, dated June II, 1856, 10
SS anV " he once o. the CLERK Of The Count,
Toaft q nho county. West Virginia, In DEED q
Aiast book NO -, page l5i will sell at publIt
s .,s ny the front door Of the Court House q
aaid county, on ~ n lli VIl III :"
SATURDAY, tho :0!h DAY Of OCTOBER, 1851,
Commencing nt 10 O'Clock a. n, tho ioliovips
property. that 10 10 sAyi 4 certair parcel OF innd
kilustc on the Mouth aide OF Wine alcy In what n
Stnown ~ Eaa! Wheeling, In Ohio county. Wesi
Virginia, being part Of III numbered one htindred
ana thirteen, iii the plat tho tlon 10 Inc iii
o. Wheeling originally laid out By Noah Zane and
omIheis fronting lhiiiyiwo eet Ave inches on said
eighteenth ,treet o. even width fityiour ieet;
WIN INC right 70 use and keep In repair the water
ppe on1ef the front part Of taid lot. Is 1ys ~
Also Three feet In width from tho eaAt sldc OF lot
No. ~ IN Tho plat a!0resaid, said three feet AL.
joa'hg The part Of lot li3 above described front.
is on ssia ssy ana running back souhwardly
The title 10 the shove Is believed 10 DO perfect.
Dut selling az trustee Will convey only the tito
vested III mo b. said decd Of trust F, lsfI'
=, TERMS oP sALE.0ne third and as much moro M
the purchaser elects to pay IN cash on the day al
sag, tho balance ~ two equal instalmens, al one
and two Yeas, with interest, Tor which The p,ir.
ehssef hnal execute bis notes, Seeuse The Same, by
deed OF trust on tho property. the builJups 10 be
Kept insured for the benefit Of such trust
W ]. v. Cow1Es, Solicitor. n y - 80
". Y. aALIEn. .Auntloneer. sHss ,sE sc2G
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-27

Ar NIGHT always have Acker's Baby
soother at hand. It Ia the only aafe med
icine yet made thst will remove all inian.
tile disorderd. 1t contains no Opium or
Morphine, bu. gives the child natural ease
from pain. Price Is cents. Sold by Logan
\ Co., G. R. Goeiso, O. Mankemiller, R.
u. Burt and Bowie Bros. q
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40 4'ls ShSNNtlN,
BillHlIampton, n, Y
TTNSiw

TIE REASON why Ackeris Blood Elixir Ia
warranted, Is becsuso 1t 10 tho beat Blood
Preparation known. 1t will positively
cure al Blood Diseases, puriiiea The whole
pyetcm, aud thoroughly builds up the con-
gtitn.ion. Rsmembsr, wB guarantee il.
Logan y Co.. q. r. Goot4e, q. Menke.
laslleT, Il. B Burt and Bowie Broo, s
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OLD and reliable s,ediehlss are the best
70 Tepshu upon. Acker's Blood Elixir
has been prescrihed for years for sli i'm
purities OF the Blood. In every io.m OF
scro!uloua, syphilitic or Mercurisl dis,
esses, it 10 invaluable. For I;heumetigm
has no equal, 4.ogAn x Co., 9. r. Goslzs,'
Q. Menksmiller, Il. 3. Burt and Bowie
Bros. IN
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CAST SLHEr Nvh,n Ia tho complaint OF
thouoanda suilerinv from AR,hmn, Con.
sumpsi0n, Cangha, etc. Did you ever try
Ackor's Eugliuh ltsmeiy7 II In tho boat
preparation known for ali Lung Troubles.
sold on n poatttvo guarantee ut lOe., l5r,'
Logan 4 Co., y. Il. Goetze, Chua. Nlonke.
millpr, Il. j. Burt and Dowlo Brog,
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DON'T t!!tle with any Throat or Lang
Disease, Ii you have Cough or Cold, or
me chi!drcn are Threatened with Croup or
WhoUpinS Cough, pse Aokes's English
Kennedy a.d prevent further trouble. 1t
is positive cure, aud We guarantee it,
Price 10 and SOC. Logan & Co, q, K.
Goelzs, q. Menkemillcr, K. B. Bart and
Bowie Bros. ~
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A Now Kems,lv.

The, Widow Flapjsck keeps boarding.
house on Austin avenue, and Hostet,er
McGinnia has become A boarder. When
he came down 10 his first breakfast the
widow asked: fag}E H.. mi
"Dld You sleep we'll, M. McGlanls?"
mo, did not" I1S-'"" r
III you are nervous and sleepless, You
should Try little choral before retiring.
That will cause sleep." .77 II'1
ut will will It? VOL, why don't you
use i on tho bed instead OF Insect pow.
dcrP" exclaimed tho now bosrier, angrily.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-27

Tho bes. aalye IN the world Tor cuts.
bruiaen, sorcn, u.ccrs, aslt rIeum, fever
soreg, .etter, chHppBd handu, chilblninp,
corns, and eli akin oruptions, md poul.
lively enres piles, or no pay required. i,
is gunysntsoa to give poricet satisiaciIon
or money rounded. pricu rs cun,a no,
bor. For EOlo by Logan 4 Co.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
'pROBATE OFlWILL,3

Onico o. the Clerk Of the County Cour. OF Ohio
County, State Of West virglnls. = - Il - :
~ the matter of the PROBATE OF tho last Will and
testament oil Eliza A. hoore, deceased. y -
me object Of tho petition hlcd in this matter Oh
Mc l?ih Gay OF September A. D. 1887. IL 10 have
sdmtt.ed 10 probate paper Writing purporting 10
% tho last will OF Ella A. Moore deceased, bear.
ihS GATE on tho Oh day Of September. A. D, 1884.
y my office that Finley Mckinley aud ClcmG ina
mckinley: persons who are therein, and In said
petition declared to be INTERCEPTED ia the pfobate
81 The haid WILL arc non residents Of this State Il
Is ordered that they do appear at my ol,lcs III The
CITY OF wheeling. In the county and state aioro.
hsld, on the 18th day OF October, A. D. 1887, at 10
o'clock 4. n, and do what Ia necessary to protect
their interest 10 said natter - : : - .
Published the first time September IS, 1857,
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
GEoReE Il. z GMcHGisr. Attorney. fela.Tu :
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CHICAGO, Sept. cG.Drorsrts Journal reports: Cat.
tie Receipts Is COO head; shipments a6Q0G Lead
market strong for good; Oilers weak: shipping
s'eeIs s9ip lW; a!DG&efs and feeders 81 G5a2 80:
81 tgn2 90 Western rAngers 81 5Oa3 20. Ilogs-Rc.
ceinls 10000 head; shipments 5,p00' head: msrke,
Tcnk and hs!Oc lower; m liked 81 4Oai 90: heavy
~ ~. ShGep-RetGirts coon head: shipments l, cT
head market stronger: natives s. 9otS 81; wystcru
- On! co; lambs 81 25a5 5O.
EAsT L1REEvY, Sept. &c -Cat,le--ReceIps ?,eO,
heah; shipments G6 head; market very dun on
common al l7c oil from last weeks closing prires:
gooi grades steady NJ unchanged ptircs
ll0gH.-llrcoipts $50 mead shIpfeuts b3.O head
ms1set fair; fhliAdeiphias s. 4on5 10; Yorker.
y l6ao u; c0minon ana light 81 Mas 10. Shoep-
ket ia!f At lnst week " prices.
0INCINsA1I, o.. Sept ?G,--Ioga weak: common
and light s3S'ai %: Jack Ing and butchers 81 CO..
s 10; receipts !, uoJ head; BhipmeMts stO head
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-27

! HAVE been periodical sufferer IRON,
hay Fever "a most annoying and loa,l.
some atfi 'ctton), since the summer OF 1870,
and unit! I used Ely's Cream Balm wnr
never able to hud any relief until cold
weather, can tru!hiully Say tina, Cream
Balm cured 100. I regard It "a OF prenl
value and would not be without It during
tho Hay Fever peRhon.
l.. NJ. GEORGIA.
TrnSAw BinphAfnntnn. n. Y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-27

A North Rrsnch, Mich, hotel dog tskos
a bel! in lis mouth zach morning and
,lniSu at every door along the hall, and
'a'Ang 70 got Il response, hangs the bell
sga!nst the door until no pe,s it,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-27

NEw YONG, scrt. 26.-cotton easy: upfsnds,
M; Orleans. eHc: futures closed weak; septcm'
hnr D.ibG; lhnnniy D9Oc: February D.9sr; Mn.ch
@o; Anvil 9.i'o; May Obla9.5sc; June 1900; July
. 6Gc.
GiSlNaA1I, o., Sept ?G,--Co,ton lower mil dull ;
lnldllLnH W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-27

Color blindness is tw.eo IS common
among Q1akera 40 il 10 among tho rest OF
the community, owing to thoir having
dressed in drab for generations and thu.
dieussL the color sense.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-27

Do you ask me for my tecIct "'
Why my teeth ara pearly white9 d
Why my breath Il ever fragrant?
And my gums Arc rosy bright2
Ny secrets OFT been told before,
Use SOZ0DOST. And nothing more.
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We have often remarked upon the curl.
Gus fact that it's in thens wspapers one finds
the best poetry, and not in tho magazines,
which are supposed to be mora ,perma.
ueut,
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Waiter to Nj. Ha~, tho emiaea! wes..
ern trsgeaIsn, who has juat returned from
q trip through Texas-Will you have
eg2e, sir? Eminent trasodian-ESgs /
s'death, no; I've had egss enough.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Tho Tho fsatarss Of tho money and stock

A"o FdatafeS OF tho Money and Stotk
NEW YoRr, sept 26,-Mone1 on call ea,ie.
ranging from TO s per cent, lat loan a. I poi
cent, closing offered at% Pc, cent. Prime me.can.
nle paper a. efas per cent Sterling exchange
quiet and steady at 81 7gs.ai s4,4. G
Thestock market today was nuiet with a ,ua.
yer cdAnge "a the temper OF the dealings In tse
m 1nc,n o. the day. 1he opening was heavy al
aon caused some few advances. Piece at,!eEiy
GaSe WAY. and 10 tho tlnt Thirty minutts were Dc.
lnt from tolh per cent. Tho movement,
was aeSompanltu BY some activity. but upon the
Cessation OF ths decline became dub and stagnant
tt ~ 2 rev slight advances were made K rise
o. prices was steadily upward ION that time m.
~ the close. The market coscd dull but arm At
stuss t9 the opening figures. The closing prices
sn9w iieguiat Changes, Henemly for fractions
Ivy nv Oat racine Mall isupa aud jersey Central
Gailroad bonds dull: sales s667,oo0, ..
L0fefnE1ens bonds dull and steady EE.I
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An exchange. announcing the close Of
the medical congress- at Washington,
heads the article: '.The Doctors Mission
Ended" This looks like grave mistake.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-27

Ngw YonK. acpt. ?6.-BusiucM was OF m tolerate
proportions usual 10 llIp ClOSing day Of Monday,
Ut,iNrN wrrn present Tor ,uany moderate nssott.
ncn.s Will 10 iutwnriiugson old engagements too X
worry good quantity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-27

bardeps and inyisoystes the gums, puri.
flea and perfumes the breath, cleanses,
beantifies and preserves the teeth from
youth to old age. Sold by all drug.
Rls!s. rrnsAw
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"fr holds on like Grim Death" has been
altered to read, ut holds like "srALp.
INa's GLUE" IA IN
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Do you feel dull. larguid. low-spfritcd, iffc-
less. md indescrihMbly miserable, both pliysl-
Gully md mentally; experience sense OF
fullness or bloatlnG after cnting, or OF gone
Ing. tongue coated, bitter or bad tasto In
mouth, irregular nppetltr, dizziness. frequent
headaches, blurred cycsight, ''tioating spectls !"
before the eyes. nervous prostitution or OK
haustion, irritnbility Of temper. hot tlusiIcs,
alternating with chilly sensations, sbarp
feet. drowsincss after meals, wnkefulncss, or
disturbed md undressing slccp. constant,
indeserihaolc feeling OF dread. or OF impenu-
Ing calamity?
II you have nil, or my considerable number
TINT most common Of American ina!adIcs-
bilious Dyspepsia, or Torpid Liver, associated
with Dyspepsia. or Indigestion. Tho more
complicated your disease has become, tho
greater the nliiGhcr and diversity OF synln-
toms. No matter what stage 1t Inns reached,
Dr.. plerce,s Golden a.cdIcal Discovery
will suhdue 1t, II taken according to dtrcc-
uuna for reasonable length of titlc, If not
cured. complications multiply and C0nslimp-
ton Of the Lungs, Skin Diseases, Heart Disease,
rheumatism, Kidney Disease, or other grave
nalaalcs are quite liable to set In mud, sooner
or later. inattcc tt fatal Termination.
DR.. picrce'u golden Medical Dis
covcry acts powerfully upon tho Liver, Gni
through TINT great blood pnrifytng organ,
cleanscs the system OF MI bloOa-tnlnts and I'M
puritics, from whatever cause arising. 1t Is
equally cncnclOus In acting upon The Kill
f1Eys, and other rxcrctdr5' organs, ccNtlSfItg
n4tl.G.tNg, nnl healing their diseases. "a
nm Appealing, Restorative :i!"!c, It promotes
digestion md nutrition, thereby building ~
this WONDERFUL medicine hNs Erllned great
celebrity In curling Fever niul ARir, Chlis ant;
Fever. 6umb AyHc. and kindred discas,s.
DR.. picrce's Golden Medical Dis
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CssHES ali. ESgsHsgHs,

from common R1o:ch. or !:rlipL.Or. 10 t:,n
Eorst Scrofuln. Salt-rluuIH. Fcycr-sorCs,,"
caused by had blood nrr conquered by this
powerful, purifying, md invignHtLng mrhI-
cine. Great t:atiug UIeers rrhsly iH-t ur,!t.r
It's benign influence. Especially hNs 1t mani
ErysipelAs, EoIlr, iArmnclrs. Sore Eyes. Scror-
ulous Sores and SWciAnfs, hIl-ln,lt DlNeAsr.
"Whitc Swell!ngs," GoItrr, or Thick Meek,
and Enlarged Glands. Send ten, cents IN
stamps for n. large Trcattse. with coiOrei
piAIcl. IN Skin DIsrnaeS. or the same amount
tor Il Treatise on ES:ofnlGllA AGectIoMg.
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the roc Of G!tG1It;..r ~ Eu@ pfl".Jn, TN. hence.
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ciAts ~ "lr l"7'i'n ~ 1870 ~, %un IT, tntysi,
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DlTTsBURGH, CINCINNATI = or
4 LOUIS RAILWAY CO.-Fsnhendlc Po"to
Under schedule In ceec. MAY ", Isl, ;rtJS.
leave Whccltng, Central Standard time: For S;si,.
henville and itkbureh, 6:sS Il. IN 1885 n M
$50 m, For stcubcnvtllc, sos p. m, Ths f:SI
n N: and sos p m. trains make direct conneet,or ,
for Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and III.
caEo. The 1875 ?. IN. train makes lirpot co,nmI
ton for Columbus and CHICAGO, sot'pee
Tmins arrive " Wheeling, dis \. a., 1904 a =,
e:AS r. M, Snd GEO p. HI. ~ NN'o. , a. III
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The kiss Of another will know.

The eyes that hayc ssparklcd with pleasure,
Will dull with Indifference grow, aa
And the hands that we press ii AMI tho iipy we ca
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Then, tho shadows come slowly I'M crerplut.
And spread their dark mantle DER mi,
And'the glorious fight Of the lun' rod "a az
lsthroud I'd by nights somb,e pail.
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And / think that our Hives, like tho clouds
That ate Hooded with golden Hight, E,y
Whie the sunshine OF Love Is upon ia
I'LL darken iu shadows OF pIrht.
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH RAN.
" RoAD,..uudes, schedule IN effect NAV -
,Ss5 s,sans leave BE,tsepSrs, Ccnitsi atsuasrl
~ p. N. For plllshurrh l0:l7 a. IN Fr+ * M, ~:
WIS Az p III. Fer scubcnvillc. $50 a. m io,
Trims n,:aa arrive :! bridgeport y, 7;ss r 1851.
n,vl7 - " - '"' AHo ''AS y. N
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pSplR.UgH.

WHEELING Il PITTSBURGH DIV.
~ SION, r. & Q.
On and htteZ NAY ., 1857, passenger trains VIII
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ARRIVALS.
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1887-05-21
Japanese Swords.

The swords made by the Japanese prove,
says correspondent, that, with all its
boasted excellence of manufacture, the
Western world has still something to learn
from the East. Neither Sheffield nor Bir-
mingham, with all their skill, is able to turn
out sword blade which can be compared
with the wonderful swords of Japan. For
fineness of temper and keenness of edge
they are unequalled in the modern world,
and can scarcely be matched by the blades
formerly forged in Damascus and Toledo.
A common feat for Japanese soldier is to
cut pig in two at single blow, and bars
OF lead, and even of iron, have been divided
by these weapons without notch or i'm
perfection being visible on the blade.
While not possessing the marvellous dex-
terity of Sikh swordsmen, the japanese
would be most formidable adversaries in
hand-to-hand fighting. On the occasion of
the murder of Richardson and his party
fate which, according to the correspon-
dent, they brought on themselves horses
hind leg was completely severed from the
body by stroke from one Of the terrible
two-handed swords A sword of superior
excellence is preserved as an heirloom in
the Satsuma family, and with this blade a
leaf floating on the stream has been cut in
two by merely being allowed to drift against
the edge. The fact is, the Japanese un-
derstand the tempering of sword blades
better than any other people,
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Eight of Them.


While every one of our readers has doubt
less heard of the Natural Bridge Of Vir-
ginia, we dare say that only those who may
happen to live in the respective vicinities
know of the seven others in the country.
One is in Walker county, Alabama. 1t
spans about 120 feet, is some 20 feet high,
and is said to be fully equal to the Virginia
bridge. Composed Of the sandstone that
underlies the coal formation, it is the centre
of wildly romantic region, lofty, precipi-
tous crags Of the same sandstone being
visible in the surrounding hills.
In Christian county, Kentucky, is an
other bridge, having a span of 20 feet and
height of 130. California boasts of five
of these curiosities, the largest being on a
small creek emptying into the fork of the
Trinity river, where vast ledge of rock
crosses the valley. The creek runs under
the ledge through an arch 20 feet high and
with 280 feet span.
In Siskiou county, on Lost River, are
two conglomerate sandstone bridges, so close
together that they are called the twins. In
Tuolumne county, on Coyote creek, are
also two bridges within half mile of one
another, some 40 feet high, and having a
span of 290 to 300 feet.